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Shortly after the June 17 break-in, police reported that some of the' men arrest ed had registered at the Wa tergate on May 29 and stayed until May,.^._aiwL that the Democratic head quarters had been broken into during that period. - In another development Thursday, Alfred Wong, chief of technical security at the White House for the se cret service gave secret tes timony to the Democrats' lawyer Edward Bennett Wil liams. The testimony Is part of Jhe Democrat's $1 million invasion of privacy suit against the five men. A fed eral judge has ordered all depositions in the suit sealed with' the court and kept se cret pending his order. CBS-TV News reported Thursday night that Hunt In voked the Fifth Amend ment's protection-- self-incrimination when he was asked any questions concerning his whereabouts on June 17. COLONIAL MORTUARY John J. (Jeek) Flynn HO DETAIL TOO SMALL FO* OU* PERSONAL ATTENTIONI RHONE M3-03TI give his deposition to the Board member Raymond Democrats Friday Simonds said that fie was This week more and more . "very much in favor of the reports are' circulating that all-year school." implicate Liddy in indepen "Any decision won't be dent, maverick-type opera popular. I was not in favor tions. at first but I favor it now," For example, the Los An geles Times reported Thurs day that Liddy suggested the Justice Department bug the offices of the New York Times during the 1971 Pen tagon Papers Incident. Liddy was working in the said board member Stanley J. Camjjj,. J BoartT member John Creed said that there has been a lot of imput and this is the best alternative. Board -President. Grace again noted that the school board was against double White House at the time for sessions. a group charged with the re SANCTIONS ASKED Teja's motion in superior court for delay of the trail also asked for additional sanctions against Hawk to insure he provides the hand writing samples. - A hearing on the third prosecution rndfiSh for the handwriting samples Is scheduled for today in So lano County Superior Court, along with a pre-trial con ference to discuss-selection and instruction of the jury. A defense motion for dis covery of several items of sponsibility of investigating leaks to the news media. HOLIDAYThe Los Angeles' Times DEATH said that when the Justice Department lawyers learned From PAGE 1 From PAGE ONE that Liddy was serious, they stopped dealing with him. The pedicted death toll of 644 could go higher. It sel had been dead about five In addition, sources in the Trea,wry Department where Liddy worked for Assistant Secretary Futgene Rossides said Thursday tEit CI33y~ developed a reputation for making unauthorized deci- dom falls below the estimates. All available California Highway Patrolmen will be -on-duty-from late this after noon until early Tuesdav morning, according to Conv missioner Walter Pudinski. ' davs. tie said a positive iden tification must await dental chart examinations and an autopsy which will be done today in Sacramento. Page said the Sacramento coroner's office has the The sources cited the April 4, 1971 speech Liddy _gave at the National Rifle Association 100th anniversa ry where he praised the an ti-gun control efforts nf the NRA. At the same lime his boss, "Our. vehicles will be on the road and rolling throughout the critical period.'' Pudinski said. "They will be in plain sight where drivers cannot help but see them. The patrol's thrust will be on prevention rather than penalizing fringe proper facilities for working on the decomposed remains, exposed lo hot sun and water, and Napa does not. The death could have been from natural causes, or a suicide or homicide. Page said: "I really don't know what we've got here. It Hossidea,-was. trying to con violators and special empha can't be decided until, alter, trol the so-called "Saturday sis will be placed on wrong lab tests." night special" hand gun. way drivers and individuals ' Minor personal Items were - -After this, the sources operating a vehicle under found in the man's pocket, said, Liddv w*s "effectively the influence nf alcohol, nar plus a bed )roll and a few fired." ' cotics nr dangerous drugs." supplies. Page said have planned to'stay'm the .tUtillililifilililiW VALUABLE COUPON MUtltl.iitW JJjt area for a day or two but did not appear to have been actually camping. . hearing. - Granting--Hre--disem motion on the condi Hawk provides the h, writing samples was a po ble remedy suggested by prosecution during the ceedings Monday. FIRE From PAG1 somewhere in the area-o water heater. . Mrs. Gore detected odor of smoke, and af rushing her children out the house, called the fire partment. Any donations of cloth; can be taken to the VaR Fire Department at 1.' Marin St. Other fire calls Thursdt 12:44 a.m. -- Dumpsi fire, Mini Drive and St; Route 29. 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